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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSahamati
/səˈhɑː.mə.ti/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A concept referring to collective wisdom or consensus among a group.
"The community reached a sahamati on the new policy after extensive discussions." - 2
An agreement or understanding achieved through mutual consent.
"The sahamati among the stakeholders was crucial for the project's success."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'sahamati' is derived from the Sanskrit language, where 'saha' means 'together' and 'mati' means 'thought' or 'intellect'. It has been used in various Indian philosophical texts to denote collective wisdom or consensus, evolving through historical contexts of cooperation and mutual understanding.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sahamati" is said worldwide
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Sahamati
Transliteration: sahamati
"La communauté a atteint un sahamati sur la nouvelle politique."
Sahamati
Transliteration: sahamati
"Die Gemeinschaft erzielte einen sahamati über die neue Richtlinie."
Sahamati
Transliteration: sahamati
"La comunità ha raggiunto un sahamati sulla nuova politica."
Sahamati
Transliteration: sahamati
"La comunidad alcanzó un sahamati sobre la nueva política."
Sahamati
Transliteration: sahamati
"A comunidade chegou a um sahamati sobre a nova política."
सहमति
Transliteration: sahamati
"समुदाय ने नई नीति पर सहमति बनाई।"
共识
Transliteration: gòngshí
"社区就新政策达成了共识。"
합의
Transliteration: hap-ui
"커뮤니티는 새로운 정책에 대해 합의에 도달했습니다."
合意
Transliteration: gōi
"コミュニティは新しい政策について合意に達しました。"
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